Psychology students attend and present at Red River Psychology Conference

Psychology students attended and presented at the annual Red River Psychology Conference, held at Concordia College on Friday, April 24th. Students had the opportunity to present their original research to professors, students, and other professionals from the region. Several psychology research labs were represented at the conference. Students in attendance include:

24 Students Attend MPA Psychology Conference

24 students attended the 2026 Midwest Psychological Association’s annual Conference in Chicago, Illinois April 16-18. The trip is an annual tradition of the MSUM Psychology Club and Psi Chi International Honor Society and is coordinated by the Psychology Club officers (Hailey Chhoun, Melody Justnes, Magenta Thai, Anna Stish, and Nevaeh Davidson). Students get the opportunity to attend paper talks, symposia, […]

More Math Talks in Friday STEMinar

Join us Friday April 17 at 3pm in Library 103, when students Maxwell Sheridan, Rollin Lasseter, and Aspen Meissner will present their research. There will be refreshments in the Library porch at 2:30. Titles below. Instant Insanity: Stacking Colored Blocks by Maxwell Sheridan The Nines Property: A Mathematical Parlor Trick by Rollin Lasseter A Modernized Proof Of Jan Łukasiewicz’s Shortest […]

Math Students to Give Talks in Friday STEMinar

The Friday STEMinar continues on Friday April 10, when we will have three math students speaking. The talks begin at 3pm with refreshments in the Library Porch starting at 2:30pm. Dyscalculia and How It Affects Student’s Learning and Application of Mathematics By Dagney Erickson Investigations Into Square Multiples of n^2+1 By Aspen Meissner Building Thinking Classrooms: Evaluating the Impact on […]

Vinegar Man to Speak at Friday STEMinar

Please join us on Friday April 3 in the Library for STEMinar, where we will have Lawrence Diggs (aka Vinegar Man) will give the following talk How Vinegar Brings Art and Science Together  Many of us speak of art and science as separate entities. Those of us who love science often say we are not good at art, while artists […]